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Literature and the Love of Lifepresented by Dr Kelp2005-07-31Book ClubI have just got another three people to join me in forming a book club. This is something that I have wanted to do for a long time. Having the opportunity to share what you have enjoyed with others and get their views as well will be awesome. I had a foretaste in the 1980's when I was in a study group for a Greek History paper. The paper went for a year and the group was very lively and I learnt a lot from the others. I'm still incontact with some of that group now, though I have shifted cities twice since then. have a great day and keep reading DK Posted at 06:19:54 PM | Post Comment | Read Comments (0) 2005-07-20Tuesdays with MorrieI have just finished this inspirational book called "Tuesdays with Morrie". It tells of the end of a university professor's life and the last course he took on life with one of his former students. This is a must read for those grappling with lifes vagaries and difficulties. Has anyone else read this book? Keep well DK Posted at 06:13:39 PM | Post Comment | Read Comments (3) 2005-07-03What the Dickens?A quote from a speech of Charles Dickens the famous Victorian novelist: "Though house and lands be never got, Learning can give what they can not" What a great and true quote. The ability to read, learn and to enjoy it is one of the greatest gifts we can receive. House and lands are temporal and outward - the effect of reading is internal and lasting (maybe even eternal). It is a great shame to see some countries and cities making their libraries paid ones. The free public library has been a wonderful institution for those people who can not access formal education at a college or school. The best teachers from through the centuries are available in the libraries, through the books they wrote, and their thoughts still shine bright and clear today. Have a great day DK Posted at 10:13:02 PM | Post Comment | Read Comments (1)
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